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MG- WW Bad Weather Version Of Chap Hill & Tilly’s
The route is a modification on my favourite, as avoids Tilston Ferrell, because it usually floods & doesn’t take us over Bickerton hill, again because it can get very gravelly and messy. But still a great route for wet conditions. Route also cuts out a couple of little bad lanes.
See my main favourite version of 32+ miles that is basically the same in stats , aimed at dry summer conditions. Called MG - ww & fav chapel hill.
There is a longer tougher version as well that does need a Tilly’s stop as the route extends past Bickerton either up over my favourite all time lane in good weather or around it on the parallel lane. Both ways then take in Brown Knowl and why the longer version is so much harder.
Chaple lane (16% peak, but 1.4k long and a gentle incline leading to it from Oshcroft, so this route. It’s deceptively tough,if you push it.
There are a few very short ups & downs between there and Bunbary, but the start and finish are pan flat. There is good 10 mile flat warm up before a Chapel lane.
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